The evening world., 1887-10-19

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ed by the Rev. DR.. Shackleford and the Rev.
MIR. Draper, oficiated. The brothers of the
bride and groom were the ushers. There
were no bridesmaids. The bride wore a
going-away gown of wine-colored cloth. with
side panels of embroidery, with bonnet to
match, and carried q prayer-book. The
bride being a resident Of Greenwich, many
prominent families from that place attended
the wedding, including Mrs. George N. Ely,
Mr.. Robert M. Bruce, Mrs. R~athbone, Miss
Moore and Mrs. Guy Peck.
DR.. Robert w. Robinson, of Auburn, N.
Y, and Miss Emeline l.. Shaw, the only
daughter of Capt. Shaw, of the Produce Ex-
change, will be married this evening at 8. 80
o'clock. The Rev. DIR. Shackelford, of the
Church of the Redeemer, will oficiate.
There will be no bridesmaids. There will be
six ushers. The bride will wear a wedding
gown of white faille f~rancais. with garlands
of orange blossoms. and will carry a bouquet
of white roses.
MIR. Howard Herrlck Henry and Miss Fran
els Burial Strong, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Woodruff Strong, will be married
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock, at Zion Protes-
tant- Episcopal Church, Madison avenue and
East Thirty-eighth street. Bishop Bedell, of
Ohio, will %otficiate. DIR. Henry will be the
best man. Miss Charlotte Strong, a sister of
groom; Miss Marshall and Miss Mary Parsons
will be the bridesmaids. There will
be six ushers, including Mr.. James
and Mr. st TeRggv I'M Mr. ride, Frank fsakor III, Henry airy
her away, The bride will wear a gown of
white faille francois, with draperies of en-
broidered lace, and orange blossoms and d
veil of old point lace. She will carry a bou-
ley. The bridesmaids will wear brocaded
cream silk, with lace draperies. The recep-
ton after the wedding will be ut the home of
an m aunt of the bride, Mrs. Lynch, No. 1O9 East
Thirty-frst street. Among other guests ex;;
Pell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wistar, Mr.. and Mrs. Kemble,
Gen. Sherman, Mr.: and Mrs. Montgomery,
the Messrs. McVickar, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mrs. Louis Colfert Jones. Mrs. Lynch, Miss
Lynch, Mrs, Joshua j. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs.
james H. Strong, Bishop and Mrs. Bedell,
and the Hon. Wickham Hoffman.
At the Madison Avenue Baptist Church last
evening at s O'Clock Mr.. Charles De Witt
Bridgman, d. D., and Miss Elwyna Bene-
dict, daughter of the late o. NJ. Benedict, of
Rev. Or. B~oardman, assisted by DR.. Kelley,
of Brooklyn: DIR. Robert Able, Mr.. Henry
Day, Mr.. Eugene Godeby, Mr.. John w.
Alexander, Mr.. Baldwin and Mr.. L.. Bayne
were the ushers. There We're no bridesmaids.
The bride wore a travelling suit of blue silk
deliberately braided, with bonnet to match.
The reception after the wedding was at the
home of the bride, No. IS West Forty-ninth
street.
The numerous friends of Mr.. Thomas II.
Sherman and Miss Minnie Wiggin will leave
the city to-day by special train in time to be
present at their marriage at Christ Church,
Rye, at $50 O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. Kirkly,
ggtuA NJ hA pnr H. -~- ill a L
Col. James M. Varnum and Messrs. Fred. w.
Sherman, j. Sawyer, Sherman Evarts, Arthur
/. Townsend, Frank II. Wiggin, Clarence
Sackett, f. Davis will be ushers. The
Miss L. Mathews, Miss Baich, Miss May
Wiggin, Miss Whittemore and Miss Sherman
and Miss Daisy Wiggin. sisters of the groom
and bride.
The ladies of Observation-Disclosures
and the adjacent towns on the Hudson have
been for some time past in a futter of ex-
element anticipating the grand ball, which
is to be the first important social event of
the autumn. 1t will take place this evening
at the Hotel Bellevue, which is midway
erick Stone, Mrs. G. G. Worthington and Mr..
Hamilton Cary have charge of the arrange
ments.
The marriage of Mr.: George H. Taylor and
quietly celebrated at the home of the parents
of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Woodwork,
No. 1921 Lexington avenue, tomorrow fore
noon. A wedding breakfast will be served
by MazZetti.
Many New Workers. will attend the mar
riage of Mr.. Pedroso, of the Spanish Lega-
ton, at Washington, and Miss Camille Bergh-
mann, which will take place on Wednesday
OF next week at Torresdale, Pa. The mother
of the bride, Mrs Lily Macalister Laughton,
has been for some years an eminent social
parsonage at Washington.
Tn marriage of Mr.. Alfred L. Hadden and
Miss Genevieve ii. Post will take place this
evening at 8 o'clock at the country seat of
the parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c.. Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ladenberg will pass
the winter in the South of France.
The British Minister has been for some
days in New York awaiting his daughters,
Miss West, Miss Flora West and Miss Amelia
West, who arrived in the Aurania after a
summer in England. During their absence
the Legation has been much improved, the
walls repapered, new carpets laid and the
hangings replaced by curtains of satin lined
with white silk.
Mrs. Beach Grant and her daughter, Miss
Adele Grant, will pass the winter in Wash
ington at No. l71S First street, which they
have rented for the season. Miss Edith Grant
will remain at school in this city.
TIL marriage of Mr.. Hastings and Miss
Downey will take place Nov. 8.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Harris and
Miss Annie Emmett will not take place until
January.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt and her chill
dren will pass the winter at Cannes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watrous will remain
during the autumn at Paris.
The wedding of Mr.. Louis Stanton, brother
Of MIR. Edmund G. Stanton, Secretary of the
Metropolitan Opera House, and Miss Lima
Dixon will take place later in the month.
Mrs. Mosely has returned, after a summer
passed abroad, to her home in the Florence,
Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue.
Miss Gertrude L. Powers, daughter of
Thomas i. Powers, of 765 Marcy
avenue, Brooklyn, was married last
night TO James A. Graham, at st. Am.
brose's Church. The Rev. Father O'Neil, OF
the Dominican Order, performed the cere.
mony. A, reception at the BRIDES parents